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I've also bought WarioWare Twisted from Ebay, but the gyro is showing signs of wear. Even if I hold the GBA perfectly still, in-game objects will still slowly tilt to the left. Might also have gotten unlucky with my copy, though.

I just want to say that the work you both are doing on this editor is really fantastic. I've been playing Wario Land 4: Parallel World, and it made me excited to play Wario Land again. Keep up the great work! I hope even more people will be inspired to create some fun and creative Wario Land 4...

That seems like the soundfont that I originally made. I used Wario Ware inc. Mega Party Games samples in there. Your feedback on this is interesting (looking past the foul language ;)). I believe I posted a dump of those samples here on the forums. If not.. Then I may have to look through my...

The ROM SHA-1 matches the one that I used to create the 'enhanced graphics' hack. So I wonder if one could patch that over this hack. That would be quite fun. :)

I think this answers the question:

I saw this on the Nintendo Reddit today. Here is the Twitter post: There's Wario Land 4 stuff in there. I've had a look into it, but the files are all in a strange format. Let's see if anyone here can try anything!

Here's the Wario Land 4 soundfont that I've modified with better instruments. Go nuts: https://www.dropbox.com/s/khf9ew08qbfu0if/Wario%20Land%204%20Soundfonts.zip?dl=0 I've uploaded 2 versions. I forgot the differences between the two. Let me know if you find it so I can update the info file.

Most of the instruments were used from Wario Ware for the gamecube. There were some voice samples in them, but there's still some missing. I'd especially like to find the missing samples in Doodle Woods and Hurry Up

I'm.. Also sorry for the late reply, but check out this resource I've uploaded here: WarioWare Inc. GameCube - Complete sound dump! It contains every sound file from WarioWare Inc. for the GameCube. The only downside is that the files have generic names, so it could take a little while to find...

I may have an idea so that I can store these wav files more permanently online. What I need is about 5 people that could install dropbox using my referral link: Dropbox - You're invited to join Dropbox! This'll give me 2.5gb of free space, which is enough to keep these files online. So if you...

I've compressed all the .wav files together in a .zip and it's still about 2.5gb. Unfortunately, my secondary Dropbox (meant for sharing stuff with others) cannot handle that. For now I've used UploadFiles.io to temporarily store this online (30 days counting from today). You can download the...

I think I still have the .wav files of the soundtracks. But they're kinda big and I don't know what the best place would be to upload these.

Wario in SSE still seemed like the Wario I know. He kinda seemed like he wanted to do things for his own benefit, but in this case it's at the cost of others. He's greedy after all. As long as something benefits him, he does it. In the first Wario Land, he steals tresure from captain syrup so...

I was personally hoping that Mario, Luigi and Wario had a new set of voices. I already found it kinda weird to hear their Brawl voices in Smash 4.

I was a little older when I played Wario Land 4, so I wasn't totally creeped out by those bosses. But I am pretty sure they would have if I was at the same age when I played Wario Land 2 and 3. But One boss that creeped me out as a kid was the Ghost from Wario Land 2. I thought it was so hard...

Some songs sound different from the original. I can't be sure how these midi's have been ripped, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's done with a modified version of "GBA Mus Riper". I've been toying with that tool myself and from my own experience there were quite some inaccuracies with the...

Yeah that's possible, and it's a pretty well hidden setting too: I applied that setting when creating the Wario Land 4 uncompressed music list too, but I got a few complaints that people were missing it, because it made the music sound 'shallow'. I sorta agree with that, but with just sound...

I use Foobar to play these midi files. You'll need to add the midi player component to Foobar: foobar2000: Components Repository - MIDI Player And then you can just load the whole folder (containing the midi files and soundfont file) into the player and it should work. :)

This is awesome, thanks so much for this!

Well I found out recently that if you look at the A and B card souvinirs (the screen where you can press the 'A' button to make the card turn around to read some information about that character) you can also press the 'X' button to hear some random voice clips. I think those voices are used there.